Puzzle lock with 2 keys and no keyholes

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This is not a puzzle, this is legitimately a lock used in ancient Indian temples

Oh, so this is the physical embodiment of Two-Factor Authentication. 😲

It takes a perfect amount of time just to take that lock apart and then it makes a bell noise when you have guards doing there checkpoints it's old and efficient I love it

As soon as he said "no keyholes"
I instantly knew to had to twist it

I could see this being used as an extra measure of security, since most people wouldn't think to twist the bottom.

I would like this lock for myself, it's neat

Impressive lock. Not for modern security. First key unlocks the screw second key turns screw that pulls latch back.

puzzles aside, that is an incredibly functional lock that would work great for high security purposes, pretty cool!

Wow, I would love to see the Lock Picking Lawyer pick this

This is quite lovely 😍
I'd love to find one!

The solution is always the same: Rotate/unscrew it.

i can imagine this on a big brass gate of a temple. it’s so pretty

Well that was hard XD
This lock is a future items in the future
Great videos!

I've never seen this padlock in India before, and I'm from India. Amazing.

Solved this in like two minutes. Really easy.

I appreciate you & your work ,you gonna be a good mystery man within yourself..👍👍

*We had three keys for lock 🔐 in similar design.*

The awesome method you have used to unlock is treated like common sense in India.

It's beautiful... I wish I had one

One of the nicest locks I’ve ever seen is very cool

Would love to see the lock picking lawyer pick this

This is brilliant. Do you know where I can buy it?

Would love to see lockpick lawyer try to pick this padlock

These shorts literally make my day so much better 💪💙

Ive seen this its very cool! My Grandma use to own one

Where did masterlock go wrong, this is amazing

However the purpose of the lock to keep 2 hydrogens connected to one oxygen, is overkill.

Gorgeous piece!

The lock is a work of art exquisite 👌

What beautiful lock!

I WOULD LOVE TO SEE THE LOCK PICK MASTERS IVE BEEN SEEING TAKE A CRACK AT THIS 💪

they way you pronounce certain words and letters always makes me smile

I actually thought that there would be a way to slide or shift a piece on the bottom.

I am just fan of your videos.. Its my Favourite channel so far.. Keep going Puzzle Guy💓👍🤗

That... is the coolest lock I have ever seen.

I know exactly what I need before starting my uni.

Damn, Now that's one Padlock that would be hard to lockpick in a Museum or a Guarded Temple.

*One of the key lost*
Ancient Indian- " i never thought my plan would backfired"

You should try more indian puzzles . Love from india ❤️

This puzzle is beautiful!!

That rocks! I want one!

Add 8 lever systems for added security

I love that lock you think I could get a replica made of it? Or even a version of it is it a common lock?

Imagine using this lock to lock a chest contain the most greatest moment with your loved one

This is more secure than “modern” locks..

Would love to see Lock Picking Lawyer try this

Okay, _hear me out..._
This lock, but _three keys!_
Where the padlock part is now is a hole. That's where you put the third key! On the bottom you put a new padlock thing. The new one will be the actual padlock part.
The second key unlocks the padlock thing as it does here, which opens up to allow you to use the final key for the *actual* padlock!
I shall name this the "padlock of redundancy"

I solved that instantly

Indian talents are really ultimate...yet to be revealed 😍

That is a beautiful lock.

Flowers seem to also be for grip to turn the lock.

Lock Picking Lawyer: Hold my beer...

Bad at puzzles but when I saw that thing I was like “oooo I wanna twist it, it looks twistable” and then he started explaining it and I noticed the keys and got confused 😭

Being an indian i had never ever seen this padlock in my life in india

What would this typically be used to lock???

This lock will probably be one of the more secure ones if the lockpicking lawyer got his hands on it, 20 seconds instead of 10 to open it.

Where can I get one of these? Or is it not for sale? Even though I am gen Z I know that not everyone can get something old, Most old objects are priceless.

Gonna use this in my D&D campaign :3

I have a Golden one that has three keys instead of two. Very similar to this one except mine is CHUNKY.

I am from India and I didnt know such intricate locks existed here in India😅

That’s so beautiful.

Lock Picking Lawyer would take more time opening this than most locks

This is a beautiful lock

“The *key* to this puzzle is to think outside the box, the answer is the lock is actually unlocked.“

Well I am from india and it's quiet interesting I have not seen this type of lock in my whole life

I am so proud of my ancient Indian people

Woah that is beautiful!!

Im gonna use that on my door 🙂

Bell lock is use for security purpos

I'd like one of those locks today

CLEVER !!!! it takes two keys to open it . And the keyholes are covered to keep out dirt and moisture.

This is very unimpressive. It's not hard to work out.
What's more impressive is how cool the lock actually is.

That is beautiful & cool!!

The lock picking lawyer need to have this lock

imagine something’s chasing you and this is the lock you have to open to get to safety

I wanna use this lock✌

You simply send it to the lock picking lawyer!! 😀

i would love to use puzzle locks to lock stuff

“Locksmith lawyer here. time to break into this old Indian lock” lol

Gotta give that padlock to the lockpickinglawyer
🤣🤣🤣

Beautiful padlock.

Imagine running away from a killer and this is your lock

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Love from India 🇮🇳 ♥
I watch your all video
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That’s beautiful

I wish I could get this for my house, so I look like I’m doing illegal magical sh!t

Glad to know that it's an Indian padlock.

Iam a Indian, proud be Indian 😍😍

This needs to go to The Lock Picking Lawyer!

How difficults your phone lock, in case a parent gets hold of it?
Everyone:

I love that lock

Imagine using this lock on a door you use daily

Definitely need one

Imagine coming home from a long trip and have a serious pee pressure and you have to struggle with these 😂

POV : Two step verification existed centuries ago.

Beautiful piece of art

As an Indian I can assure you this is how we open our apartments daily

We need to send one to the Lock Picking Lawyer.

I need this in my life DUDE!!!!!

Finally you came to India ❤️